A bullet struck a residential window near East 180th Street and Boston Road overnight — the fourth West Farms shooting incident since late June.

A masked man broke in at 4 a.m. and grabbed cash, but the 63-year-old Merrick Road institution was back serving burgers by Monday afternoon.

No injuries were reported after the blaze near West 230th Street, but this is the second such fire at the same Bronx overpass this year.

Police are withholding the victim's name and say the attack followed a dispute inside Lincoln Terrace Park.

No one was hurt, but a bullet struck a parked car near the busy Myrtle-Wyckoff subway hub in Bushwick.

NYC’s Tuesday starts rainy and foggy before sunshine breaks through. A stormier stretch may arrive Thursday and linger into the weekend.

A Wards Island men's shelter has waited a decade for window fixes as more New Yorkers than ever sleep outdoors, per a new Volunteers of America report.

A hate-filled message was spray-painted on a banner at the future Islamic Center of Mastic-Shirley over the weekend, sparking a hate crimes probe.

Freddy Guamani Orbes allegedly threatened to kill his ex before she flagged down a stranger for help near Somers.

A New York judge sided with the FTC, ruling the deal would have handed Henkel over 80% of the construction adhesive market.

The brunch icon serves its last waffles August 30, but its strawberry butter and biscuits are moving to sister spot Fred's on Amsterdam Avenue.

CAMBA brought 162 nonpayment eviction cases across nine buildings before disabled tenants sued. Now it must try payment plans first.

CityPicklepalooza brings free open play, pro exhibitions, and a live DJ to Times Square Plaza starting August 26.